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Starbucks is making its rewards program more customer friendly as it looks to appeal to a wider range of customers and keep growing membership.

The Michaels Companies reported a drop in fourth quarter profit amid restructuring charges related to the closing of one its banners but its results still beat analysts’ estimates.

Although a lot of the numbers from Michaels are in negative territory, some of this is a function of a shorter trading period compared to last year.

The amount spent on “spontaneous drunk purchases” is soaring in the United States.

The “official payment technology partner” for Manhattan’s new Hudson Yards development is offering special perks and deals to its cardholders who shop and dine there.

More state action on wage increases; franchise systems' no-poach agreements under scrutiny

Shopko is going out of business.

Urban Outfitter’s Anthropologie division is becoming more inclusive.

After some rough going due to the partial government shutdown and stock market fluctuations, consumers are feeling more positive about the economy — at least most of them are.

From supply chain innovation to the introduction of advanced in-store experiences, today’s retail sector looks radically different to the industry of a decade ago.